Flora J-350GT UV Digital Label Press
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- 600 × 600 / 600 × 1200 dpi
- Variable data from a database or CSV, including QR codes and barcodes
- ONYX RIP
- Closed-loop servo tension control
- Optional flexo, cold foil, lamination and embellishment
J-350GT UV inkjet label press with 600 × 1200 dpi resolution, media up to 370 mm wide and optional flexo, cold foil, lamination and digital embellishment.
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About this machine
UV inkjet label printing
This roll-fed press uses industrial piezoelectric printheads and UV ink for labels on coated paper, synthetic paper and PE/PET/PVC films. It prints at 600 × 600 or 600 × 1200 dpi. The standard five-colour set is White + CMYK; CMYK + Orange or CMYK + varnish can be chosen instead. Closed-loop AC servo tension control monitors web tension, web breaks and roll diameter.
Automatic nozzle cleaning and standby moisturising simplify maintenance. Nozzle compensation helps maintain print uniformity. Jobs are prepared in the ONYX RIP, and variable data such as serial numbers, batch numbers and expiry dates can be imported from a database or CSV file, including QR codes and barcodes. The touchscreen software provides job, printed-area and ink-consumption statistics.
Optional modules
One or more flexographic units can be fitted before or after digital printing. A flexo unit can also apply cold foil, and lamination and digital embellishment (varnish and foil) can be added in line. The configuration is fixed when the order is placed; the line can be ordered prepared for modules that will be added later. The image shows the digital press; optional modules are not implied to be included.
Technical specifications
Technical specifications
- Printhead technology
- Industrial piezoelectric
- Printheads
- Epson S3200; 15 heads (5 colours) or 24 heads (8 colours)
- Resolution
- 600 × 600 / 600 × 1200 dpi
- Ink type
- UV
- Curing
- LED pinning + mercury UV lamp
- Print width
- 60–330 mm
- Maximum media width
- 370 mm
- Media thickness
- 0.04–0.35 mm
- Maximum roll diameter
- 1000 mm
- Core diameter
- 76 mm / 3 inches
- Media
- Coated paper, synthetic paper and PE/PET/PVC films
- Tension control
- AC servo, closed loop
- Automatic detection
- Web break and roll diameter
- Data interface
- Optical fibre
- Operation
- Touchscreen
- RIP software
- ONYX
- Variable data
- Import from a database or CSV file (serial numbers, batch numbers, expiry dates)
- Supply
- 380 V, three-phase, 50–60 Hz
- Operating conditions
- 25–30 °C; 40–60% RH, non-condensing; dust-free, no direct sunlight
- Compressed air
- Over 0.65 MPa, dry and oil-free; air tank over 100 L
- Site requirements
- Power and floor space confirmed for the selected configuration
- Printing speed
- Up to 60 m/min
- Colour configuration
- CMYK + White as standard; CMYK + Orange or CMYK + varnish optional
- Optional modules
- Flexo units before or after digital printing, cold foil (on a flexo unit), lamination, digital embellishment
- Line configuration
- Fixed at order; the line can be prepared for modules added later
- Weight
- 4700 kg
Specifications, images and descriptions are provided for general guidance and may change without notice. Configurations, performance figures and supplied items can vary by production batch and market. The binding specification, scope of supply and terms are those set out in the written quotation we issue for your order.
Application details
Frequently asked questions
What labels can it print?
Roll-fed labels on coated paper, synthetic paper and PE/PET/PVC films, from 0.04 to 0.35 mm thick. The press uses industrial piezoelectric heads and UV ink; the standard five-colour set is White + CMYK, with CMYK + Orange or CMYK + varnish as alternatives. Variable data, including QR codes and barcodes, is handled in the software. Send us a sample of your label material and we will confirm how it runs.
How wide and how fast does it print?
It takes media up to 370 mm wide and prints across 60–330 mm, with Epson S3200 printheads at 600 × 600 or 600 × 1200 dpi. It runs at up to 60 m/min; the actual speed depends on the job and the quality required, typically 50–60 m/min for simple jobs and 20–30 m/min for heavy solid-colour work. Rolls can be up to 1000 mm in diameter on a 76 mm (3 inch) core. Tell us your label widths, run lengths and typical coverage and we will confirm the speed for your work.
Can we add flexo, varnish or foil to the line?
Yes, as options. One or more flexographic units can be fitted before or after digital printing, a flexo unit can apply cold foil, and lamination and digital embellishment (varnish and foil) can be added in line. The configuration is fixed when you order, and the line can be prepared for modules you plan to add later. None of these modules are part of the base digital press shown on this page. Describe the finished label you need and we will specify and quote the configuration.
What does it need on site?
A room held at 25–30 °C and 40–60% RH, non-condensing, free of dust and direct sunlight; dry, oil-free compressed air above 0.65 MPa with an air tank of more than 100 L; a 380 V three-phase supply with an automatic voltage stabiliser and a 10 kW UPS; proper earthing; and an independent exhaust of at least 350 mm diameter. Power depends on the modules: about 70 kW for the press with one flexo unit, more for a fuller line. The base digital press weighs 4700 kg.
How is the web kept under control?
By closed-loop AC servo tension control, which monitors web tension while the press runs. The press also detects web breaks and roll diameter automatically. Print data reaches the press over an optical-fibre interface, and the operator runs jobs from a touchscreen, which also shows job and printed-area statistics.
What does head maintenance involve?
Nozzle cleaning runs automatically, the heads are moisturised during standby, and nozzle compensation helps maintain print uniformity across the web.
Which software runs the press?
Jobs are prepared in the ONYX RIP. Variable data – serial numbers, batch numbers, expiry dates, QR codes and barcodes – can be imported from a database or CSV file. The touchscreen shows job, printed-area and ink-consumption statistics.